national party s. and p. who. we're going to put forward a motion for an early election not on the twelfth of december but on monday the ninth of december he's hoping that those double democrats- that that scottish national party having broken in. a day unity in the rebel alliance that was a level democrat scottish national party. earned the main opposition party the labor party a he's hoping that that will get him through. whether it's by just a few foods because he says that he does not want the country to be held hostage anymore. by this parliament which he has just said. i is dysfunctioional and cannot deleliv brerexit. from singles benedict pavia reporting that from london well either in the day the british prime minister boris johnson to grudgingly accepted a three month delay to the u. k. departure from the european union. johnson previously said and i quote i'd rather be dead in a ditch than agree to extending brexit beyond this coming thursday that is the thirty first of october. well in a letter to bruss

same as the scottish national party.won't sure about an early election because the polls say the conservatives have the lead, whereas labour doesn't so much, but we know we can't rely on the polls. we can't stop in the last general election in 2017, again the conservative party went in with quite a lead and they expected quite a majority but it didn't pan out that way —— we can't. they are hugely volatile, they are a rollercoaster a nd hugely volatile, they are a rollercoaster and can change almost daily and policies will come out. there will be gaffs on the election trail and huge swings. there's also a joker in the pack, the brexit party. you could have four parties... obviously the scottish national party... and the greens, they did very well in the european elections. the liberal democrats, you could say they have a land grab for labour seats, but you have the ten of the 21 expelled tory mps who have been given the right to come back, but quite a few high profile of the 21 were not given that option. philip hammond,

the liberal democrats and the scottish national party have joined forces to offer borisjohnson the chancef a 9th of december election. if he is serious about wanting an election, and if he is genuine that it is about having an election before christmas, then he can back this bill. wales are out of the rugby world cup, after losing to south africa in the semifinal. we got ourselves back in that game tonight, a really close contest, so congratulations, they deserved to win tonight. an early renaissance painting by an italian master is to be auctioned today, just weeks after it was was discovered in an elderly french woman's kitchen. and in half an hour click will mark the 50th aniversay of the internet by speaking to vint cerf, who co—invented it. us media are reporting the military has conducted an operation against the leader of the so called islamic state group. the white house says president trump will make a statement later today. there are unconfirmed reports he will announce the group's leader abu bakr al—baghdadi was killed during a us led raid yesterday. the is leader has been desc

the scottish national party does not want to leave this prime minister with time in parliament to do anything other than dissolve it. so we will not vote with the government tonight. but make no mistake, the scottish national party are ready to give people back their say, to stop this tory government, to stop brexit, and to demand the right to choose scotland's future as an independent country. mr speaker, our destiny. william cash. thank you, mr speaker. their situation is very simple. the bottom line is this, that the labour party is scared... the honourable gentleman, the chair of the european scrutiny committee, he has served without interruption for the last 35 years in this house, and he must and he will be heard. sir william cash. asi he will be heard. sir william cash. as i said, the real question, the bottom line is this... i heard the right honourable gentleman talking about this respect. i heard the leader of the opposition talking about trust. what those who are either abstaining or voting against this motion are doing is utterly disrespectful to their own constituents, i

shooter is he trying to set a fire one report says that he had links to france's far right national rally party formally known as the national front the u.s. says it has disposed of the remains of. dotting the leader of so-called islamic state by daddy was killed in a raid by u.s. forces on his syria how it out on saturday world leaders have cautioned that there could be reprisal attacks as fighters anti-government protesters have again taken to the streets in the chilean capitals on tiago despite a cabinet shake up by presidents of us the un piniella police clashed with demonstrators in the city center and yet replaced 8 cabinet members in an effort to calm and rest that has left at least 17 people dead. all right now to north america the west coast of the u.s. firefighters are battling huge blazes in northern and southern california strong winds are fanning the flames in a state wide emergency has been declared california's governor says that firefighters are using every resource available to the kincaid fire which has been burning for the last 5 days it's destroyed more than 90 buildings and

there has never the scottish national party to vote with the tories on programme motions, we will nott we will back the general election that this country definitely needs to break the brexit deadlock and make scotland's voice loud and clear. can i ask if the honourable gentleman knows where his partner, the leaderfor the gentleman knows where his partner, the leader for the liberal democrats is in this debate, because she hasn't bothered to turn up and i thought it was something they agreed. i would ask her to categorise the liberal democrats of the scottish national party because my partner could not be further from the truth. —— to categorise them as their partner would be not be further from the truth. sometimes the liberal democrats to have their values and uses although it is not very often, i would say, to the honourable lady. the challenge for this government is to get the numbers for this programme motion, and it is up to the rest of the parties to decide what they are going to do today. but the message from the scottish national party is that we want no part of this shamboli

speaker, the scottish national party could not have been clear. we would support any mandate to approach the european union to andin in the single market simply remain in the european union altogether. the prime minister has made it clear he is not interested in meaningful discussions with the s&p or our scottish government. 10and his cronies at number don't care about scotland. once again, they have let scotland down. ireland has been allowed special arrangements to remain in the e.u. single markets and custom union. the prime minister will not allow scotland the same arrangements. he did not consider giving scotland a fair deal. mr. speaker, despite the fact the scottish people, like the people of northern ireland, voted overwhelmingly to remain in the european union, this prime minister has never entertained the notion of giving scotland the same arrangements that northern ireland gets in this deal. the truth is, this prime minister does not care about scotland. he and his government have treated the scottish government, our skies parliament an

yes that is for certain and as i said liberal democrats in the scottish national party want one in general under their conditions with the simple majority of their vote for example when we look at the biggest opposition party the labor party they have their own agenda for example they say that boris johnson should rule out a no deal breck's it so an unregulated exit of the european union completely he won't. of course and the other thing with the labor party is that they just don't have good numbers in the post at the moment they are not polling very well and they know they won't do well in a general election so that is their problem and that's why they keep pushing this decision for a general election away from them and we have to remember johnson trying to have a general election once before and parliament voted against it it didn't. reversal in brussels 6 thank you bill. well stay in the u.k. where the driver of a truck in which $39.00 people were found dead has appeared in court 25 year old morris robinson is charged with manslaughter and conspiracy to traffic people prosecutors said t

speaker, the scottish national party could not have been clearer. we would support any mandate to approach the european union to remain in the single as a matter of fact and the customs union to simply to mean in the union altogether. yet, the prime minister has made it clear, he was not and is not interested in meaningful discussions with the snp or with our scottish government. he and his cronies at number 10 don't care about scotland. this body government has sold scotland out, and once again, they have let scotland down. by rightfully, northern ireland has been allowed special arrangements to be allowed in the eu singles markets and customs union. the prime minister would not deport scotland the same arrangements. he didn't even consider giving scotland a fair deal. mr. speaker, despite the fact that the scottish people like the people of northern ireland voted overwhelmingly to remain in the european union, this prime minister has never entertained the negotiatiotion g scotland the same arrangements that northern ireland gets in this deal. the

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it is said that he had links t o the far right national rally party,y, formally known as thee nationront. the u.s. says it hass disposed f the remainss of abu bakrkr al-bagaghdadi, the leader of so-called islamic state. baghdadi he was killed in his syrian hideout on saturday. leaders have cautioned there could be reprisal attacks by i.s. f fightersrs in lebananon, a strikeke for an overhaul of the political system. demonstrations were originally sparked by a proposed new tax on internet items. there has been widespread disruption for the last 10 days. well, the iraqi military has declared a curfew to quell anti-everett protests, but the protesters say they will not -- antigovernment protesters, but the protesters say they will not leave. more than 200 people have been killed since the protests started earlier this month. reporter: day of protests in iraq. thousands took the streets in baghdad and other cities about corruption and the lack of jobs in public services. and, once again, they were met with force. security forces fired tear gas at the crowds of people marching in defiance

she was such a young adherence, sue white who is the head of the women's party the national women's party splitting off from the mainstream, we see this happening all the time in the labor movement, the civil rights movement, a young more impatient. so sue white, daughter of west tennessee, wants to be a lawyer, women don't become lawyers, she joined the suffrage movement and then gradually gets impatient and joins alice national women's party becomes ahead of tennessee. those are my three characters that we follow, the head of the establishment, 2 million women who are affiliated with the national american suffrage association in her organization. she comes down to new york to run the strategy for getting the federal amendment group sue white, who is a tenant alice paul, she is running the women's party, to women's organizations, the same goal but working separately and sometimes at odds with each other and then you have her who is leading the opposition and then a whole translation of men and politicians and corporate lobbyist, we don't think about that but corporate lobbyist were a big

the liberal democrats and scottish national party have joined forces in a bid to trigger a 9th of decemberction. wales are playing south africa in the rugby world cup semifinal, hoping to create an all british final. semifinal, hoping to create an all british final. let us get the latest on that game. how is wales doing? they have been playing for 28 minutes in the second of the world cup semifinals was england waiting for they winners. this is the very latest. 6—3 it is to the springboks. it is been a very kicking game survive. south africa just on a break now, but wales holding firm. you sense this could bea holding firm. you sense this could be a very tight affair. if wales wind, then we will have the first world cup final with two northern hemisphere sides, that is next saturday. we are not the best team in the world. we get an opportunity to play any game we can prove we are in that is the only thing we are concerned with. we will take each day as it comes. prepare about each day. as boring as it seems for you guys, it is fun. the players are loving it. the final is on saturday in yok

the liberal democrats and the scottish national party have joined forces in a bid to trigger a 9 decemberlection. wales are playing south africa in the rugby world cup semi—final, hoping to create an all british final. an early renaissance painting by the italian master cimabue is to be auctioned today, just weeks after the rare work was discovered in an unsuspecting elderly frenchwoman‘s kitchen. us media are reporting the military has conducted an operation against the leader of the so called islamic state group. the white house says president trump will make a statement later today. there are unconfirmed reports he will announce the group's leader abu bakr al—baghdadi was killed during a us led raid yesterday. the is leader has been described as the world's most wanted man. in 2011 the us officially designated him a "terrorist" and offered a reward of ten million dollars for information leading to his capture or death — his death has been wrongly reported on several occasions. he emerged in 2010 as the leader of al-qaeda in iraq, one of the groups that merged with is, and rose to promi

expect any change from the system because as you just pointed out they are controlled by national political parties then almost i think as the muscle for these national political parties can wonder noosa can you expect the situation on by nothing she university campuses to change no i don't i've not that much will food that it would be it is very soon but. like she i mean i want to refer to the place going for insecure held by seconds in a year study she claimed or she actually repeated that she was the key because i do not have any fire d's dad bought a hi fi t. is not predicting or covering up any of the criminal activities of these children suing so dead gives us something that gave us some hope to someone but i'm not that hopeful because they're out of really the muscle right of the ball to get bodies so they do not want to lose it. thanks so much for that we have to leave it there for the time being but thank you. he says protesters to stand up to beijing even as he's now under its heel activist edward learn has emerged as the spiritual leader of the city's pro-democracy movement but he's not

meanwhile the liberal democrats scottish national party the welsh national party proud comrie change u.k. and the independents a set to vote against it crucially the 10 m.p.'s from northern ireland's d u p insists they will not support the deal and there's the labor party most of its $230.00 m.p.'s are expected to go against johnson so who does the prime minister need to win over well there are the $23.00 former conservative m.p.'s who now sit as independents including the $21.00 rebels who were expelled last month for voting against the government on breaks it and then there's also a small group of labor m.p.'s from leave voting constituencies expressed a desire to back a deal and could vote with the government. joining me now is alex dean he worked as a chief of staff to former british prime minister david cameron thanks very much for coming in on so just on the numbers is your impression that he can get this through not only can he i think he will so what about the. because we've now heard that just this evening that mark foster the deputy chair of that group has said he will back

they should stand with the scottish national party and vote this deal down. any and all assessments of any brexit outcome show that the united kingdom and that scotland will be poorer no matter how we leave the european union. people up and down scotland now that the prime minister and his brexit fan boys have ignored and shafted scotland. mr. speaker, england is getting what it voted for. wales is getting what it voted for and northern ireland is getting a special deep, yet scotland, that democratically voted to remain is being ignored and treated as a second-class nation by this government. can the prime minister tell us now, how will he justify himself to the people of scotland at the general election? he cannot and when he fails and when the brexit-backing fan club fails, will he finally respect the mandate of the scottish people and let them have their say on our future? >> mr. speaker, i thank the right honorable gentlemen and i -- gentleman and i'm sure his colleagues will wants to join me congratulating the scottish rugby team on their victory. there

but the scottish national party and the liberal democrats want an election on december ninth.at risk from so—called "fly—in fly—out surgeons". some patients say they've suffered serious complications, and been unable to pursue the doctors, because they've left the country. lucy adams reports. catherine works as a hairdresser in thornton in fife. in 2010, she decided to get surgery to reshape her nose. what followed was four operations, none of which gave her the results she wanted. by the end of the process she had to visit a specialist in london to repair the damage. they said that my nose was like someone who'd been in a bad car crash, and that they had to rebuild it using part of my ribs. they also used some liquid from my scalp to rebuild the nose. this is the surgeon who performed the first four operations, italian antonio ottaviani. catherine booked him through this uk company, transform. catherine chose to get her operation done in the uk because she thought it would be much safer. what she didn't know was that her surgeon was what's come to be known as fly in, fly out.

banking sector will also be in thrall to reduce the need for the national. party state in $3200000000.00 and so. the main part. the prime minister saw how to after the cabinet meeting said that the new national budget will not include any new taxes but old these promises according to the protesters behind me. they don't think these promises into reality they sent us on. the streets they go to school. asking nations of the government to change all the team and. they said that they'd be. traffic the government would be much more about that and can do much more but that the current government especially the. announced by the prime minister saud how do you hold these promises could be done. years ago not just because of the amounts and because of the dust ups. given that and given the reaction from these protesters calling now for a new cabinet what can the government do why is there anything that you think they can promise or say now to stop these protests. prime minister saad how do you read about his prime minister mentioned a community that was not the protesters

majority it's a different mechanism and we know that 2 of the other opposition parties the scottish national party and the liberal democrats are very keen on an election because they would hope that they would get a palm and they would actually support maybe even staying in the european union so they a pushing for that and together with the conservatives with boris johnson they could form an alliance and see a general election through that will be decided at some point though so we kind of looks likely that we will see a general election at some point before christmas here in the u.k. so if there was a general election how would that affect. well i think what's become very clear over the past year is that there are no majorities and this parliament on bricks it on any type of bricks and for that matter and the numbers have to be shaken up so if there was a general election that would mean there might be either a majority that would be pro european or a majority that would support. but with majorities you could finally find a solution on the brics that saga and that is the hope of those lawmakers t

the shooter as he tried to set a fire one report says that he had links to france far right national rally party who formerly known as the national front the u.s. says it has disposed of the remains of abu bakar al but dotty the leader of so-called islamic state by god he was killed in a raid by u.s. forces on his syrian hide elves on saturday world leaders have cautioned that there could be reprisal attacks by us find us protesters in lebanon are calling for a general strike to press their demands for an end to corruption and an overhaul of the political system demonstrations were originally scored by a proposed new tax on internet calls there's been widespread disruption for the last 10 days. or the iraqi military has declared a curfew in baghdad to quell deadly anti-government protests but the demonstrators say they will not leave the streets until an emergency government is put in place they are calling for an end to corruption and inequality more than $230.00 people have been killed since the protests started earlier this month. another day of protests in iraq thousands took to the streets

surprised the shooter as he tried to set a fire one report says he had links to france's far right national rally party which used to be known as the national front. the iraqi military has declared a curfew in baghdad after another day of protests left at least 2 people dead students clashed with police in the capital after joining anti-government demonstrations at least 220 people have been killed since the protests started early this month a rare painting that was discovered by chance in an elderly french woman's kitchen has been sold at an auction for 24000000 euros the artwork called christ mocked is by the italian pre renaissance master. and it was found to be in excellent condition the woman will receive the majority of the proceeds of the sale good for her. it is a subject that still taboo in pakistan's conservative muslim society sex education once married women face pressure to procreate and fears of a backlash from islamic clerics that discourages public discussion about family planning and access to contraceptives is very limited just over a 3rd of pakistanis have access to them now this mea

in fact, it is, you heard the leader of the scottish national party, known for grilling prime unacceptable plan. he accused boris johnson, saying he knows he cannot get this plan approved. he doesn't care. this goes to the heart of a , that boris johnson, saying t the first priority is o get a deal. is beingf that, it seen as very cynical. this is where the so-called blame game gets in. they will try to arrive at some beid consistence, rather to able to apportion blame, to blame a failure to deliver a deal. hiser on a failure of opponent and those in europe. ofis a shifting responsibility. asked,stion he was jeremy corbyn asked whether or come october 31 or the near deadline, he has been unable to get his deal through, will he abide by the law passed by parliament that would obligate boris johnson to go to europe, brbrussels, and ask forn extension to brexit. that was the law. the question was, will you obey the will of parliament or will you snub the will of parliament. boris johnson did not say he would disobey the laws, but he said if i do not get this deal, we will be leaving on octobe

simple majority and this time around it might just because the liberal democrats and the scottish national party support an election in principle so a pretty christmas election here in the u.k. might be in the cards boris johnson wants this election desperately to finally get his brakes to deal through parliament that he needs to shake up the numbers and get a fresh mandate from british voters and what does this all mean for breakfast well british vote might soon have a say again on whether they approve of boris johnson's strategy or whether they want a pro european parliament. some of the stories making headlines around the world today authorities in hong kong have barred pro-democracy activist wong from running in the next month's local elections says he's the only candidate who's been disqualified the electoral commission says his nomination is invalid. and the government protesters have again taken to the streets in the chilean capital santiago despite a cabinet shakeup by president sebastian pinera police clashed with demonstrators in the city center in europe replaced a cabinet ministers i

my own party the 3rd was the 4 for position party and the scottish national party my own party the 3rd opposition party in the house of commons of the 2nd opposition party and as opposition party in the house of commons on the 2nd opposition. and as a doctor that himself and i said i was tonight he'll be tabling the bill tomorrow adopted himself and i said i was tonight he'll be tabling the bill tomorrow except the date will be the 12th not the 9th now though there's a better for all except the date will be the 12th not the 9th now though there's a bit of truth sucking and humming and hawing from the liberal democrats and the s.n.p. . sucking and humming and hawing from the liberal democrats on the s.n.p. if he can convince them that he's not going to try to sneak his brakes agreement through if he can convince them that he's not going to try to sneak his brakes agreement through the house of commons in a matter of days then they'll probably go along with the 12th of this is the house of commons in a matter of days then they'll probably go along with the 12th of december not th

parties the liberal democrats and scottish national party hoping to capture the remains vote. and the election will be risky for johnson he promised a do or die breaks it on october 31st and hasn't delivered some prob voters may decide to punish johnson in the polls by voting for the newly formed breaks at party and its leader nigel for raj. the policy did very well in recent european parliament elections but it's a risk and rival politicians to take in the hope of either delivering or defeating brix it. westminster. all right still ahead on al-jazeera when we come back argentina's new president prepares to take office but with half the country's children living in poverty he's facing a tough test. and why a global sugar rush is turning sour tide pharma struggling to survive. hello there seeing some showers across areas of iran over the last few days out what we're also watching very closely is the proximity of this latest tropical cyclone you can barely say is hey about it is producing some very very rough and dangerous seas so much so that this is actually the harbor in kara

parliament but there are 2 other offices from parties the liberal democrats and the scottish national party who was saying they might agree to that if he rules out there being a vote on his deal again before an election and if they bring this election a little bit earlier in december and he rules out and no deal breaks it so knots of ifs and buts but that is the possibility that he could get his way i do think now that whatever happens there has to be an election in the u.k. to try to get the u.k. out of this political deadlock and to give them something else to talk about alex forrest watching thank you firefighters battling huge blazes in northern and southern california strong winds i thought in the flames on a statewide emergency has been declared the state's governor said officials were using every resource available i think 85 but in for the last 5 days is destroyed more than 90 buildings and threatens 80000 people evacuation orders have been issued for nearly 200000 people in sonoma county north of san francisco. the curse of sonoma county just 2 years ago this wealthy area of northe

simple majority and this time around it might just because the liberal democrats and the scottish national party support an election in principle so a pretty christmas election here in the u.k. might be in the cards boris johnson wants this election desperately to finally get his deal through parliament he knows that he needs to shake up the numbers and get a fresh mandate from british voters and what does this all mean for breakfast well british voters might soon have a say again on whether they approve of boris johnson's strategy or whether they want a pro european parliament. from in london to some of the other stories making news around the world. that has disposed of the remains of. the leader of the so-called islamic state was killed in a raid by u.s. forces on his syria. well of course they could be reprisal attacks by. the iraqi military has declared a curfew in baghdad. left at least 2 people dead students clashed with police in the capital after joining anti-government demonstrations at least 220 people have been killed since the part of started early this. anti government protesters h

mikes he abandons some of the other opposition parties like the liberal democrats in the scottish national party do support a parties like the liberal democrats in the scottish national party do support a election they want it to be held on to some of the 9th as opposed to december the 12th and the election they want it to be held on to some of the 9th as opposed to december the 12th and they perhaps along with the labor party would also seek to see younger people a pops along with the labor party would also seek to see younger people 16 year olds for example be given the right to vote as essentially it will be an election a rival 16 year olds for example be given the right to vote as essentially it will be an election around an issue that will concern their future and those opposition parties land an issue that will concern their future and those opposition parties like labor like the lib dems and the s. and p's all feel that they are better placed to try to labor like the lib dems and the s. and p's all feel that they are better placed to attract the youth vote than the conservatives so bar st

afterwards what is news agency says the suspect in an election candidate for the far right national rally party the victims who are both in their seventy's are being treated in hospital as a new face in charge of europe's central bank mario draghi has handed over to former i.m.f. chief christine lagarde after 8 years as bank president he said to deal with threats to the eurozone and the greek bailout dominic kane looks at the challenges now facing his success with the simple servitor europe's central bank performed the changing of the god for the past 8 years mario draghi has presided over a year ozone threatened by what many termed an existential threat to the single currency when several countries found themselves virtually bankrupt and begging for bailouts and a succession of greek governments came and went with the country twice during druggies 10 years having to take out vast lines with those potential disasters averted now directly says his successes future policy challenges are clear monetary policy can still achieve its objective but it can do so faster and with fewer side effects negat

would appear to offer a better chance of success after all the liberal democrats and the scottish national party have earlier announced a very similar plan they want an election on the 9th of december we are just focusing on getting a general election we have to do that with a bill to change the fixed term parliament act which could happen this week triggering the election perhaps at the end of this week and then the election day taking place on the 9th of december little difference between the 9th and the 12th of december you might think but the earlier date could tales the government's ability to push through its breaks it deals and allow students to vote before the end of the winter semester a crucial difference possibly then for opposition support. all that is certain now is the brics it will not happen as johnson promised on october the 31st the prime minister has formally accepted the e.u.'s offer of a 3 month extension with the possibility to come out sooner if parliament ratifies a deal this parliament or a new parliament will depend on whether and when boris johnson gets the election he

but their preferred who would also prefer a general election the lib dems the scottish national party but their preferred date is december the 9th and that's the date which the labor party to feel that they date is december the 9th and that's the date which the labor party to feel that they could possibly get on board with and support because it would mean more universities could possibly get on board with support because it would mean more university students for example going out to the polls and a word for them for example going out to the polls and a word for them be an advantage and also those opposition parties want to add amendments that would lower the voting to be an advantage and also those opposition parties want to add amendments that would lower the voting age to perhaps 16 or 17 again because they feel that younger voters to perhaps 16 or 17 again because they feel that younger voters would vote for the over the conservatives. as would vote for the over the conservatives. french police have found 8 afghan migrants 4 adults and 4 children french police have found 8 afghan

the scottish national party leader the u.k. house of commons criticized boris johnson's latest brexit proposals. he said that the prime minister's plans represented " yet another push towards a catastrophic no deal brexit." he added that johnson "will never have the consent of scotland." >> i want to be very clear with the prime minister from the outset. these proposals are unacceptable, they are unworkable, undeliverable. it is all about blaming someone else, in this case the european union when this plan is rejected. does noter, this is a -- plan designed to fail. mark: britain is set to leave is --n the 31st unless it it seeks an extension. johnson says he plans to leave on that day without an agreement, the british parliament has passed a law requiring him to seek an extension if no deal is reached. hong kong reportedly is set to do something it has not done in 50 years, the government will ban the use of facemasks in response to the protests. it will evoke an emergency law that has not been used since 1969. -- six decent -

catherine ashton she came to kiev brokered a deal yeah and she shook hands with that had all the national socialist party a former head of the national socialist party of ukraine then called swab order or freedom or like tag new book you had done the wrong pig come in to basically to the protesters who killed 38 policeman. and and what is going on now still in our will ultimately it's a question crimea intake is to basically their suborder party headed by talking about and supported by catherine ashton during that during that coup in kiev they had it in their program that gray mean adorning we should be destroyed that it should be lifted so when the new government was formed in which national socialists took 25 percent of the seats they had they were prosecutor general several ministers for the people including the minister of defense corps scream you decided to go to russia actually didn't have to go to russia it was a part of russia for centuries since $73.00 self-determination they voted to leave have saluted absolutely but the whole point is that ukraine is such a cold skeletons for mr obama and for

and as you just mentioned the liberal democrats scottish national party over the weekend both said they would be willing to support this kind of education i mean they suggested they might bring forward a bill themselves but now it does seem like the government will probably bring forward its own bill with the support of those parties to get it through on that and that makes its way through through the committees in the commons up to the house of lords and back down again and then because there's a lot. yes so you'd have to program the timetable for his legislation it would be as you say considered to have to be considered in the commons on the lords probably what you would do is do all the stages of the commons tomorrow or wednesday or stages a little wednesday or thursday and then as long as there are any amendments that they need to. agree then you'd expect it's become more the end of this week's a parliament review dissolved parliament is over friday and then we're into will boris johnson seizes election which will trace him as the voice of the people against a recalcitrant parliamen

december it would be a one off exemptions of the act already the liberal democrats the scottish national party both opposition parties are lining up behind a move like that and it does seem likely now the chatter if you. i suggest that the government perhaps as early on tuesday will either support a motion tabled by the liberal democrats or table their own motion along those lines in all likelihood one look at succeed and result in a very real winter election and one that if unless the very unlikely event he can get these deals through parliament in the next few days would defer brix it defer boris johnson's deal until after the new parliament is put in place in the house of commons behind me or a journal where thanks so much iraq's influential shiite cleric knocked out our southern house call on the prime minister to announce an early election overseen by the united nations a 6 hour curfew in the capital start from midnight after 2 people were killed and at least 100 injured protesters calling for political change remain on the streets across a bank that ranks high commission for human rights

the lead voters and is the remain vote more divided as liberal democrats, labour, the scottish national party it like this for the election. it seems to me that you're absolutely right that there is a clear choice that there are these very strong anti—brexit parties, liberal democrats, green, strong in the conservative party. and the way i like to put it is this, this is a country that is profoundly polarised is like going to a market for everyone in the market wants to either buy apples or pears and all ofa either buy apples or pears and all of a sudden labour trying to sell bananas, which brings me to a second point around the selection. that labour will do better and is entirely by brexit, it is about the things which general elections quite often in this country with socioeconomic issues, a long answer but you know where we are going. reasonably quick answers, but gavin wa nts to reasonably quick answers, but gavin wants to ask you, reasonably quick answers, but gavin wants to lam bound i am bound to get shot if i get this the wrong way around, the committee stages in the second in the fi